Literature Reviews
Reviewed research papers, articles, and publications relevant to digital accessibility.
15 results found tagged motor disabilities.
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Design and Development of One-Switch Video Games for Children with Severe Motor Disabilities
This paper addresses a significant gap in accessible gaming: children with severe motor disabilities who rely on single-switch interfaces have limited access to action-oriented video games. While cause-and-effect and scanning-based games exist, dynam…
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A System for Controlling Assisted Living Environments Using Mobile Devices
This paper presents EasyHouse, a smartphone-based home automation system designed to be accessible for people with motor disabilities while remaining usable by all family members. The system addresses a gap in the smart home market: most domotic (hom…
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Can We Make Dynamic, Accessible and Fun One-Switch Video Games?
This demonstration paper tackles a significant gap in accessible gaming: children with severe motor disabilities who rely on single-switch input are typically limited to static, time-independent games that lack the dynamic engagement of mainstream vi…
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Gesture-A11Y: A Large-Scale Hub for Accessible Gesture Input
This paper introduces Gesture-A11Y, a large-scale, open-source, web-based hub that serves as a searchable database of gesture input data collected from users with visual or motor disabilities. The tool is the culmination of an eight-year research eff…
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How Can Assistance and Its Disclosure Promote Fairness in Inclusive Esports?
This paper investigates how skill assistance and its disclosure affect perceptions of fairness in inclusive esports, where players with and without disabilities compete together. The gaming industry's competitive focus has led many commercial titles …